Alan Pulsipher - Nevada Voter Rolls

Don't want to belabor this point too much, but
there were several times in Clark County when I was supervising an
election site where someone came to vote in person, but
had already "voted" because someone (unbeknownst to the voter) had
requested an "absentee ballot". When I was on the job, the
remedy to that situation was to allow the voter to sign an
affidavit affirming they had not voted and that they were aware that
double voting was a felony. With said affirmation signed, the voter
was permitted to vote. Supposedly, the affirmation was SUPPOSED to
cancel the prior vote in favor of the in-person vote.
Supposedly...(what a great way to cheat...ya think??)
During the primary elections earlier this
year (during the Covid mess), vote-by-mail ballots were sent to my
residence for my two daughters who got married in 2013 and moved away from
home at that time. The last election I worked (2014), I specifically
requested their names to be purged from the voter rolls...obviously to no
avail. How much more easy is it now for someone to vote the "vote by
mail" for someone else when there isn't even a hurdle for a voter to ask
for an absentee ballot?
Legislation passed during the September 2020
special session was deliberately designed to facilitate the wholesale
cheating going on now. Clark County Registrar of Voters Joe Gloria
(I refer to him as a "rat-bastard") is about as partisan and disreputable
a public official as one can get...my contacts with him over the years
have been disquieting, to say the least.